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PROPERTY FOR SALE IN COIN
Country Property in Coin
REF 55. Country house of 110 m2 with 4 beds, 2 bathrooms, on fully fenced land of 700 m2. Water, Electricity and internet. Only 7km from the centre of Coin. Great project property. Ideal for animals. Coin is situated approximately 20-25 minutes inland and has great access to Malaga Airport, local villages such as Monda, Guaro and Ojen and the beaches of Marbella, Costa del Sol.
Cost: 157,500 Euros
For further details visit www.kandnpropertybuying.com
WHAT TO SEE IN OJEN
Posted by Nikki in Featured, New item, News and Events on March 8, 2009
PLACES TO VISIT IN OJEN (Malaga, Spain)
Church of La Encarnacion
The church of the Encarnación was built over an old mosque in the 16th century, the minaret of which survives as the present church spire and bell-tower. Inside there is a single nave with a beautifully decorated timber ceiling. The church also houses a statue of Ojen’s beheaded saint.
El Molino Museum and Gallery
This museum is situated on the site of the last aguardiente factory in Ojén. The ancient mill can be worked by waterpower or electricity, and produced one of the most valued products of the locality: olive oil. Now open to the public and sometimes used by artists to display their works.
Fuente de los Chorros
This typical Andalusian fountain was erected in Ojen to symbolise the village’s plentiful supply of water. The water flows from here through channels that date from Moorish times to irrigate the land below the village, just as it was used hundreds of years ago. The water is a must to sample; untreated but pure spring water, favoured by the locals for drinking.
Surrounding Countryside
The Mountains around Ojén are heavily forested with oak, pine, cork trees and an area of pinsapo trees; a rare species of Mediterranean pine. There are numerous animal species here too, such as the mountain goat, the royal eagle and the royal owl. One can also see in the area genets, mongoose, polecats and a host of smaller animals. The flora here is especially rich too, with an abundance of medicinal plants, herbs and wild flowers. Along the river Almadán and in the area known as the Charco de las Viñas one can spot interesting reptiles and amphibians. The Mountain tracks are very popular with hikers and mountain bikers. Particular care must be taken in the hot dry months as forest fires are easily started by a disguarded cigarette or people who decide to have a barbeque.
Museo de Vino
This museum is on the site of the old Anis distillery. A guided tour with wine tasting can be arranged. After sampling there is a wide selection of Malaga wines to be purchased. Also there is a large range of gifts that make ideal presents or mementos of your visit.
C/Carrera, 39. Open every day in summer from 11 to 3 pm and 6 to 10 pm, and in winter from 11 to 3 pm and 4 to 8 pm. Tel: 952 881 453
La Picina de Ojen (swimming pool)
The Ojen swimming pool is a real treat in the summer months. Often mistaken for a private country club, this facility can be used for just a couple of Euros a day; sunbeds extra. Beside the pool is a very nice bar and restaurant serving meals into the late evening. The food is very good, as are the prices. Drinks are normal village prices.
Easy access is from the Marbella to Coin road, via the Mirador (viewing point) from where it can be seen, situated just below. Car parking available.



